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OWC Mercury Elite Pro Dual (2.5", 3.5")
EUR219,– was EUR269,30

OWC Mercury Elite Pro Dual

2.5", 3.5"

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AWtecdigi

7 months ago

I have bought an OWCMED3ER0GB for eSATA and installed 2 HDs that I want to operate via eSATA in independent mode. Only one of the two HDs is recognised via eSATA. Under USB both are recognised correctly. Can SATA(eSATA) transfer data from more than one hard disc via a SATA link? Is there a switch so that it is at least possible to switch between the HDs? Or can the OWC Mercury Elite Pro Dual be connected directly to the mainboard with a second eSATA<->SATA cable (there are special crimped eSTA-SATA cables)? This way the case is not "dual" for eSATA, but only "single bay". OWC should state this clearly. I read the manual before I bought it. There is nothing in it!

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Anonymous

7 months ago • purchased this product

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According to OWC's specifications, the housing supports "port multiplier" - which is necessary because eSata is otherwise only a point-to-point connection (as in a PC with Sata). However, your eSata port/eSata card must also support this, which is not always the case. Check your port :)
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vetonspahiu

8 months ago

Hello, Could someone tell me the differences between two products with the same name on the Digitec? They are OWC Mercury Elite Pro Dual! There are two different products and prices but with the same name! https://www.digitec.ch/fr/comparison/15826807-15670498 Thanks in advance

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Anonymous

8 months ago • purchased this product

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OWC Mercury Elite Pro Dual (MED3ER0GB) -------------------------------------- - Interfaces: USB 3.1 Gen 1 (5 Gb/s) + eSATA 6 Gb/s - Max. Speed: approx. 407 MB/s (read/write) - RAID modes: Hardware RAID 0, 1, SPAN, Independent - Integrated USB hub: No - Cooling: Standard fan - Special feature: eSATA connection OWC Mercury Elite Pro Dual (MEDCH7T00) -------------------------------------- - Interfaces: USB 3.2 Gen 2 (10 Gb/s) - Max. Speed: up to approx. 1250 MB/s - RAID modes: Hardware RAID 0, 1, SPAN, JBOD - Integrated USB hub: Yes (1× USB-C + 2× USB-A) - Cooling: 60 mm fan, Kensington slot - Special feature: Premium version with USB hub Main differences -------------------------------------- - MEDCH7T00 is twice as fast (USB 3.2 Gen 2 vs. USB 3.1 Gen 1) - MEDCH7T00 has an integrated USB hub (1× USB-C + 2× USB-A) - MED3ER0GB has eSATA, MEDCH7T00 does not - MEDCH7T00 offers JBOD, MED3ER0GB only Independent
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Stranger

11 months ago

I have just had a bad experience with the ICI box, which did not work reliably with 6 TB WD Red. Does this box work with my WD Red in Raid 0? What if it doesn't work? The procedure at Digitec in such a case is unclear to me - if you try to find out, you run into a bunker concrete firewall made of AI.

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Pablo Loretan

11 months ago

As the article OWC Mercury Elite Pro Dual is currently no longer available, it is currently not possible for us to verify compatibility with your WD Red hard drives directly with the supplier. However, OWC is generally known for its good compatibility with common NAS and RAID hard drives such as the WD Red series - especially in RAID 0 mode.
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info

1 year ago

Does the part also work with Apple devices?

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Galaxus

1 year ago

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The Mercury Elite Pro Dual (3.5", 2.5") from Other World Computing is compatible with Apple devices. It has ports such as eSATA, USB 3.2 and Thunderbolt 2 that work with Macs and other Apple products that support these interfaces.
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